Should We Be Debating the Importance of Timely Adequate Antimicrobial Therapy?

Antimicrobial resistance in hospitals: how concerned should we be?

Should we start debating medical ethics in our daily practice?

To the Editor: In response to Dr EA Elkhammas editorial In December 2006 of ljm [1], I remembered an incident that happened to one of our colleagues several years ago. My friend was practicing in Libya when he saw a non Libyan patient who is in need for dialysis. This patient was living in Libya with her married daughter for many years. My friend declined to accept this patient in his chronic d...

Occupational therapy in primary health care: we should be there.

Sherry Muir, MOT, OTR/L, is Assistant Professor, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, St. Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO 63103; [email protected] For me, the concept that occupational therapy belongs in primary care began to form slowly, with those brief, casual conversations that practitioners have every day in their personal lives, such as at a school o...

Should we be afraid of the dark

We exploit a unique natural experiment – recent restrictions of dark trading in Canada – and proprietary trade-level data to analyze the effects of dark trading. Disaggregating two types of dark trading, we find that dark limit order markets are beneficial to market quality, reducing quoted, effective and realized spreads and increasing informational efficiency. In contrast, dark midpoint cross...

Should we all be vegetarians?